Should mental and physical exams be required for presidents?
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White supremacist[6][7][8][9][10] Richard Spencer appropriated the term in 2010 to define a movement centered on white nationalism, and has been accused by some media publications of doing so to whitewash overt racism, white supremacism, and neo-Nazism.[11][12][13][14][15]
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You should really concentrate on your own mental health!
Every time I read a thread you've started,
I say to myself...this person has mental problems!
Every time I read a thread you've started,
I say to myself...this person has mental problems!
That's a nice idea but considering your congress is full of morons too I hardly think they should be the ones to come up with a test
On the other hand, considering that millions voted for Trump maybe a mental test for voters would be more appropriate
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Donald Trump’s controversial comments about military service can be traced all the way back to 1997. In an interview with Howard Stern that resurfaced on BuzzFeed and The Daily Beast on Monday, August 1, the Republican presidential nominee, now 70, linked sleeping around with women to serving in the Vietnam War.
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“I’ve been so lucky in terms of that whole world,” Trump told Stern of avoiding STDs. “It is a dangerous world out there. It’s scary, like Vietnam. Sort of like the Vietnam era. It is my personal Vietnam. I feel like a great and very brave soldier.” (Trump reportedly avoided serving during the Vietnam War by getting student deferments and a medical deferment.)
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leftists think arresting innocent men, women, children, taking all their stuff and putting them in death camps makes you a top ranked President.
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Like I said .. bears no resemblance to truth.
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But then again people can see that Trump is kind of mentally unstable, and yet they didn't care.
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absolute, irrefutable, historical facts.
leftists absolutely hate facts, that's why you have to lie about everything.
seriously, claiming that fdr didn't round people up....
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FDR didn't put them in "Death Camps"
Right Wing Fascist, Hitler, did that.
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they were murdered, thus 'death camp' is dead on.
try reading a book not meant to make you feel history, but know history
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Link?
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What is the death toll attributed to US internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII?
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We know that Spanish internment camps in Cuba at the start of 20th century were pretty horrific in terms of death toll.
What was the death toll attributed to US internment camps for Japanese-Americans during WWII?
(Specifically, deaths attributed to internment, NOT just deaths that occurred in the camp but would presumably occur just as well without it.)
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How do you define "attributed to internment". Are you only interested in people who died by violence or those who were unlawfully killed by the camp's guards or what? – Richard Dec 17 '14 at 17:48
Richard - People who can be realistically assumed to have died because they were interned (killed by guards, or died from reasons cause by the internment like hunger/higher illness/mortality). E.g. take average mortality for a population of that size and demographics in those years, and compare to actual mortality for interned people. I'm pretty sure research on the topic ought to exist – DVK Dec 17 '14 at 17:53
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Not as high as the death toll of American soldiers in Japanese POW camps. – Tyler Durden Dec 17 '14 at 22:52
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shootings (during various escape attempts) as well as several children and elderly people dying as a result of "inadequate health care".
In terms of general longevity, there have been numerous reports into the long-term results of incarceration, the general concensus being that internees had nearly a double incidence of heart disease and stress-related mortality outcomes:
"Survey information found former internees had a 2.1 greater risk of cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular mortality, and premature death than did a non-interned counterpart. California Nisei-age individuals, the proxy for internment, died 1.6 years earlier than Hawaiians who represented non-interned status. I concluded traumatic stress has life-long consequences even in the presence of efficacious coping strategies."
"The Experience of Injustice: Health Consequences of the Japanese American Internment", Gwendolyn M. Jensen, 1997.
Overall, it's worth stressing that these were not death camps, People were not randomly dying of minor ailments, maltreatment, overwork or starvation. The crude rate of mortality within the camps was approximately 1.5% and essentially the same as non-interned civilians of the same period.
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From your link:
How do you define "attributed to internment". Are you only interested in people who died by violence or those who were unlawfully killed by the camp's guards or what? – Richard Dec 17 '14 at 17:48
Richard - People who can be realistically assumed to have died because they were interned (killed by guards, or died from reasons cause by the internment like hunger/higher illness/mortality). E.g. take average mortality for a population of that size and demographics in those years, and compare to actual mortality for interned people. I'm pretty sure research on the topic ought to exist – DVK Dec 17 '14 at 17:53
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Not as high as the death toll of American soldiers in Japanese POW camps. – Tyler Durden Dec 17 '14 at 22:52
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shootings (during various escape attempts) as well as several children and elderly people dying as a result of "inadequate health care".
How do you define "attributed to internment". Are you only interested in people who died by violence or those who were unlawfully killed by the camp's guards or what? – Richard Dec 17 '14 at 17:48
Richard - People who can be realistically assumed to have died because they were interned (killed by guards, or died from reasons cause by the internment like hunger/higher illness/mortality). E.g. take average mortality for a population of that size and demographics in those years, and compare to actual mortality for interned people. I'm pretty sure research on the topic ought to exist – DVK Dec 17 '14 at 17:53
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Not as high as the death toll of American soldiers in Japanese POW camps. – Tyler Durden Dec 17 '14 at 22:52
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shootings (during various escape attempts) as well as several children and elderly people dying as a result of "inadequate health care".
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thus I proved myself to be correct
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also, since you brought up hitler.
he was not elected by us, however, yours elected the most evil man to ever sit in the WH
he was not elected by us, however, yours elected the most evil man to ever sit in the WH
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Should mental and physical exams be required for presidents?
They already exist - they are called Primaries, Debates, and the ELECTION.
Trump passed all of his physicals.
Hillary lost all of hers.
PHYSICAL:
During the Primaries and Campaign, she stumbled, wobbled, almost fell - had to be helped to walk, and coughed like a 3-pack-a-day-habit smoker.
MENTAL:
The DNC had to feed her debate questions in advance, and she had to wear an ear bud so she could still be fed answers during the debates.
She also failed the biggest test of all - she lost the election.
They already exist - they are called Primaries, Debates, and the ELECTION.
Trump passed all of his physicals.
Hillary lost all of hers.
PHYSICAL:
During the Primaries and Campaign, she stumbled, wobbled, almost fell - had to be helped to walk, and coughed like a 3-pack-a-day-habit smoker.
MENTAL:
The DNC had to feed her debate questions in advance, and she had to wear an ear bud so she could still be fed answers during the debates.
She also failed the biggest test of all - she lost the election.
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